of: an...” Moms “ ”m
anon- on to m. ,, norm mono- to. M
7 Evenings. 'Goodsr Deltvoooq ,Itoney .Ret‘nndod-
no: ll.l.l
phenomenon: Wellsh-ro-
“moment“
ofthotrossurocsrwuinthe
statisticians
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mums-run.)
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hetero 1 M ti nun/flute
moms was-tol— nsoslhssdop-
tiesolfisssopasddtymihtsh
hsshou hdoro “selfish-storm—
onlvoehmnd npnwhidi Mohave
hmmmmw
mines on Clties and Doronghs. The
votenssflflolfltnl’svwonhoehsrtr
or. The meeting "mum.
and the debate In Whitey
nil-1mm hibehonnghllll
limits. MoMtorneyl’s-endenpso'
filled. “the huh-anginfluflosd,
itnss dseidsdtotshethechnrtsrhsoh
toBtsmlo-dsndnhmhittovotohetoloit
was recommended“! [Jo-go. ltvill
no'hotspofledtothelogilstnnwith-
outsclsuotanhmhhntothopeople.
Thepopnlatisnol‘thspntoflhstovn
bheinoorpototsdhnssrly 15,”. The
ohsrtcrpmvidafortonr worth, two of
whichwillhonepnhlicsnsndtwobelno-
erotic. 'l'heCommonConncil will on»
sistolninememhsrs, two being elected
in each word and one on the general
ticket. An important hours 0! the
m chsrurissprorisiontotspododsym
oltsntionJhelbnnlofAmthe-
ingempolmod to nooks diluent rats
in diflmtseotionsoltheeily. The
unchartnrtshesoflocs‘in April. 1M,
~ whenthefintcityelsctionhbhoheld.
Theoppositionstlsst nWs meeting
come nearly altogether frompoople ont-
_ sldeolthehorough.
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‘ finentO:l§,bysn-lsmolfiro. AlsInp
oxplodedinsflstintho Flo-once block.
cannngslightdsmsge.
OYSTER BIDS 301339.
ludicru-mmluvyw
fimfltumm.
Oyster cultivators are just beginning
to routine the enormous change the
heavy windmill at April” did to
.thdrhsds. Prominentoystagro'us
havenohen’tstioninssylngthu son's
- oyskrlnextvintn'will hefla bushel.
Therewill,howetu,henolsckol the
. succulenthivdmssthesnwlyohonth-
It i all
on open suck is very large.
claimed tilt the httalnve not the
lreshtldethst the native oyflsss pus
sen, owing to their being handled
lreqnentlylnshipmt.
Gonldfloygol thicity,euimsteshb
huononuidehedsstgwttbsoheb,“
thelossother oysterlnen haven-hind
baboon
large.
.l.8mithasono.ol OysterPoiot,one
ol thalamus: dubsinthe state,“-
_ mtethelr least transom!) (075100
Imehclsoleeed. Hoelsirnsthstthe
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nodsndthotlnsnyolthehedouelnrd-
Iyworth'odin‘.
B. J. Lewis. ol Shetland, who was
pnperlngtolnsrhtlwfioo hmhehthis
season, has half that amount. lune
Brown. of Sanford, has lost 25,“
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littord.hsve nutsheds heavyloss Ivy
thesiorgflwuw
Mitre-Monte.”
Shortly heterolo‘elook this morning
l??r
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* 3....an ; “ Hotness. l
(:lltlltE or non,
summons MINA! con-
rmoswmmm.
M“. iii , he, ”a.
W Pas- t- l-ns nun-u.
muss-unease.
Awmfithoconrtolll-‘r-
guuvss hi! unfit tom llllh.
Alter “mutant-nuclei,
between theeolnaofxnkhundWsll
slush mMWh-id,"
inthoeutsrol thsstssetsndnonldln—
terferswith trucking-admits”
onthestreet. Alta-WM”
Engineer A. D. Hill, olthe ’l'rnlnwsy
company, pro-sud s petition setting
forth that the INTI-unsym-
pany, under the m and authority
givonlthyitsehrtermroposodtohys
semllllineoflnnhthronm‘hflstuot,
an hour, they aw thochongeol
lsyont sated for hylr. Holmes. All
o'cloehtheconrtheldsspecial meeting
it
locotion ol aid 1%», Co. s track, so
heretolore established.
No notion I. tskennpon the petition
ol the Tunney company worsted It
In: night's meeting.
RICE men one SIIPPAN.
Atmosphmmnnln-
mhthm
walk, hos porch-d s traced shoot
tnntyscresollsndonthefintsidsol
theShippsnrnsdnt Stamford. A holl-
miletnchhsshssnsnrveyedandhhen
theworhottnysovlngit'lmplstod it
willhoooeolthohestrseseonrnsinthh
.5357 ’
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Wear. from. the chem ' ” tun.
floater-odes." ;
”Jam-emanate.
mane-ur- ; v
In spite at tho star-y Inslhsr Int
“Momentum“
tho-sdhgolurssl’sy-fl, hill-
, “ll" rum cosmos.
“outflow-son's!“ a. a. hob-unmndnnvmu
metallic-nonunion” ‘ M‘W'hflu'm
his sslsry. The Issue; ope-silent n Mancunian-rm
m by list. a. ll. Minn-r Um‘mfiom or
which to '- slsoud his-sq Polr
mmwuunomuno ,
me;
the madam-a Buy-old. no u mmlwwsm.m.
Khartoum-sullen. rug—n day-numbyhfm um
oldie ballot was W40"; ll“tilttlIoContaneslnontrailroadII-
crewman-manusnm. {or as: oudlflon. no.
moose. Post's dis-uh. 14-m- rmwmmuuw—
worth Ker-a Rev. It. PM ll I antics-tome nodeonthuootshe
Alterihovohvssysfidholollw—
ing resolution, introduced by B. W.
WWII-durum:
WJ'hst W's-has o! a;
nonalsamom m";ot m-
mm. ‘
Thomdfinihhgtheehspelv-
W mud itv. deeidedtotsh
npssnhsaiplionlhstthsnorhniightho
' he I .
cones 8333! ll EDUCATE”.
m loll By Our Ilsa Into-I
“flaummw
Alergesndionespthandnttho Not—
wslkOpsnflonsel-tnightb litento
on sddlus by Professor liars“. of
newsman-memos“
“in,"nndsrthesqiolsolthogudw
sting cl. o! the Over River school.
Thomas-ed withs ches- by
ill-Mum'dadlls. My
Pathfldlonsdhymbytholu.
T. K. liable. Tho-Wow eddnsss
nudelivcsdhrlbhliee L. Glover.
sndlheexesciaelosedwlth them
“Commencement lit-y." Bosh Incl-her
otthegrsdnstingch- received hastens
olhesniifnlflowers.
H's—soon. ass seem.
m no... 0-: no
manure-pianos“...
John P. Colby, ol Born-It, b in
Ponghkeepsiolorsshwtvit.
InuidIisJJJtorton, olksthosd
plu,anondhgoneehin Brooklyn.
mxmemmb-mm
”mm-saw WJloyt,
Boyvioysvsonc.
WWJJyhgtnl and (sully. o!
wm,n.c., use pub M Ma
W.Iesd,stl¢sw0snssn.
Ir. sod flra Janeen” run-ed
yutsrdsy iron sub. may!”
theyhsnhsuthopstwinurw
mm,mmm ytv
mum,nm ol Babe-o
suimvfllridthhhsothu.l.flsonn,ot
theUsitodBlstlnPortnitoo-puy.”
week. Howflpohsflygtn s cone-rt
hue.
lb nu- “. nos III-bdrm-
“flush-nonwhlstsstr—t,
lsotevsoing,hynpsrtyollrisnds. The
mingmwlndsndngnd”
Plow-l
nobodyolnnnhc.lnpl,ol Willi
mammalian-unionism.
seek-phat Bsto‘ulsy, Iv. mod
st Tho-mills by handset-tog
host.
Tho-sfihrpbyhosdaalhts en—
ssdnbllowllrttsis. About heathen-r
sod-insult pulp. helsdtsg say
who have dunk heavily [or some!
years.
Ind Vienna-or, thoYslosudslt
who nos Inst! 0100 (oracle-pods“
those:- flo—bsmmndwho
utohonbsntrtedonsnsweetJor-
lethdhlshond.
Anllat will he loads at the nut
“01de parlo- lose.
one s 1-da- for Jesus Alli-s. o
'00:!an you; -n nhohtlsd
MEN-Idaho” shoot
' '0
lslnchsrystoryooseunlsgth
«mama-
. mun-mum
son. at Horton. Bohemians-son
lseolsy’. Oath-thy he luv sl
Downtown mines-us.
no hubrtlflsfadyhysssyhsvo
“sum-dim
listed": June-Mooney
ss s—sloysl Iy the low Yah, low
m-mwm .... W w .4...
IOU meanness (Ill.
sndlor ”WM“ 11--
slsetlonmhsldhylnerlsnton; sit
or- lhe continue pithy-g open
bonnet-l News... ils
lass! an veils; m dos-In as
sfinibdfl- “DEW
noun non-rs mu isms}
' We will hunch the whole lot and place them on the front counter
, to right of door. Widths will vary from 3 to 12 inches wide, and
than the real value from 15 to 40c per yard. You can make your choice
' ltoliincheswidaregular retailprioeof whichis5cpor yard.
2.500 ylls Challies
' I0 doz. tailor Brooms
‘83 ‘, waéhifixton swat“ ” '—
-—-4C-—-———-
Let Those who _
Have Eyes Read
And if reading you have any hesitation as regards the value you
should conic rightinondenminethegoodsforyourself endsee
if the statement we make, viz: they are the cheapest goods for
the money we ever offered, is nottme in everysense of the word:
l,000 yds All linen trash
16 inches wide. 5c per yard.
2.500 yds White Cream Tan two tone clients. Laces
from the whole lot for 10c per yard. Don’t miss this chance.
2.000 yds pure linen lorehon Lace
Pick from the whole lot 2c per yard.
At 10 yds for 49c.
Ill light Tan tadies’ Cloth Jackets
.139 each, worth 35.00.
Everyone sshsflcforthe sssneqnatity; ourprioe willhe 180mb.
83 Washington Street.
0E0. Vlll Milli. Prop.
Great
Clearing Sale
#0....
Mills lllll llll’ES l
———AT————
H. Krieger’s.
We are now ready to close out our entire
block of Spring Coats, Capes and Children’s
Roofers at less than monulacturers’ cost.
portnnity will now have a chance to buy a
price. Come early and don’t miss this
Great Chance, as it comes only only once in
a year.
I
Ladies who are short of money may come
in and select any garment, and on leaving a
small deposit ire will hold some ever tintil
Nance is paid. '
W; you".
‘I’Al ,{
Ladies who have .4 waited for such an op-
Bpring Coat or Cape for hall their original .
We buy for cash andlslliatl
thelowestcashhnsis. ‘ z "
ourstockot
WILL/PIPER.
PllllTEllS' SUPPLIES ’
isworthy olhspeetion. g...»
——~.._._
* , 4 . ,. if .
0ur Wall Pans
stock, altho h ' l , -
sists of Meg-825.0(1) roll-63330
design' 5, which is an sssorhnent
:10le from 10 of the lending. ‘
manufacturers of him.
Our stock in the otherlinoo
specified is fully as We”
M
We have just received 0 km
stock of ” .g ‘
While tranilew, ‘ ‘
commie ‘
that weare sellingntlowc"
prices than ever before ofl’aoed
in this city.
Paniém‘
Thoflnest hardy‘oowm
.‘r;
in cultivation.
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